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Frederick D. Ogden (1892 – 1948)

Posted by Suzay Lamb on April 7, 2010


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27 Responses to “Frederick D. Ogden (1892 – 1948)”

  1. Jennifer said

    July 18, 2010 at 1:15 am

    I am very interested in this painting that I have found in my friends basement. It is a painting by Frederick Ogden, and I cannot seem to find it anywhere. I have searched all over the internet for it, but cannot find it. I was wondering if anyone could help me.

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  2. DAVE said

    November 14, 2010 at 11:46 am

    JENNIFER

    I FOUND FREDERICK D OGDEN IN A SIMILAR MANNER. I BOUGHT SEVERAL OLD LITHOGRAPHS AT AN AUCTION. THE FRAMES WERE IN BAD SHAPE BUT THANKFULLY THE PRINT OF OGDEN’S “WINTER MOONLIGHT” IS NEARLY PERFECT.

    MY PRINT IS 16″ X 20″. THE FIRST THING I HAVE DONE WITH MY PRINT IS TO REMOVE IT FROM THE OLD FRAME AND CARDBOARD BACKING. I HAVE PURCHASED AN ACID-FREE FOAM BOARD FOR THE RESTORATION.

    OGDEN WAS ONE OF FIRST AFRICAN-AMERICAN PAINTERS TO BE WELL-KNOWN IN LANDSCAPES. TO ME HIS WORK REPRESENTS BEAUTY AND SIMPLICITY IN A ROMANTIC ERA OF THE WEST. PRINTS IN GOOD CONDITION SHOULD SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASE IN VALUE. THEY ALSO SHOULD BE OF INTEREST TO LOCAL LIBRARIES AND ART CENTERS. I MAY PLACE MINE ON LOAN FOR SIX MONTHS OR SO.

    I AM OFFERING MY PRINT FOR SALE IN MY SHOP AT THE PRICE OF $95.

    PLEASE SEND ME THE LITHO PRINT NUMBER–USUALLY FOUND IN THE BOTTOM RIGHT OR LEFT CORNER. MOST LIKELY YOUR PRINT IS FROM “C. MOSS”.

    DAVE

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    • karen godsey said

      August 6, 2011 at 4:26 pm

      Hi Dave, do you have the original “Winter Moonlight”? also, would it be possible for you or someone you might be in contact with to give me just a touch of info on this artist? i would like to know if his work is/was considered at high value? i too have a “Winter Moonlight” oil painting by Frederick D. Ogden, thank you Dave for your valuable time.

      sincerely, karen

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  3. Joseph Masters said

    November 15, 2010 at 8:13 am

    Art preservation materials utilze ph-neutral components. Fome-Cor Acid-Free is a paper-faced foam board with facers that pass the Library of Congress standards for conservation framing and mounting. It is heavily utilized in the framing industry. Learn more at:

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  4. Charles Higgins said

    November 22, 2010 at 5:11 pm

    I’m in possesionof an Ogden painting depicting horse pulling a wagon across a stream with a horseback rider leading the way. In the background are what appear to be foothills. Would anyone have information regarding this print which is stamped 553 on the back lining. It is signed in loweer left corner by the artist.

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  5. Jim said

    January 3, 2011 at 9:29 am

    I have what appears to be an original Ogden entitled MOuntain Pool and Heavy Snow.26×32
    Signed on the bottom left corner
    The title and artist name are noted on the back of the canvas in what appears to be pencil
    I am trying to figure out how to authenticate it and find its value

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  6. Robin said

    February 24, 2011 at 12:27 pm

    Hi I have a ogden print its a stream with mountians in the back, it also has birds in the sky. His signature is in the left bottem of print. its in its origenal frame.I would like to know more about it also what the value may be.

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    • Glenda B. said

      June 22, 2011 at 11:50 am

      Robin, I saw your post about your Ogden painting. I have one similar to your description, if not the same one. I was wondering if you had any responses about the value of it. Thanks, Glenda B.

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      • Robin Fike said

        July 27, 2011 at 7:47 am

        Hi Glenda, No Im sorry I havent Found out anything as of yet, My husband and I are going to the Antiques Roadshow Aug 6th and we are going to take it (the picture) with us, so then maybe I will know more. Im also wanting to find out more about Mr Ogden. I will get back with you as soon as I return.

      • jennifer fravel said

        April 22, 2012 at 1:48 pm

        robin fike

        did you go to the antiques roadshow? and did you find out if your painting has a value?
        and does his prints have a value? gp3527 litho

  7. CarolAnn said

    June 4, 2011 at 10:26 am

    I have recently found a Ogden Lithograph. It is in the original frame and seems to be in very good condition. The number in the corner is 6885. I am wondering what the name of the picture is. Any idea of it’s value?

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  8. karen godsey said

    August 6, 2011 at 4:18 pm

    hello, i too have an oil painting done by Frederick D. Ogden, entitled ” Winter Moonlight ” the painting appears to be in fairly great condition, the painting is framed in gold, i am very curious to know how i can distinguish an original from a replica, also, is there a fairly high value on this artists work?

    thank you, karen,

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  9. Virginia Robinson said

    November 21, 2011 at 8:05 pm

    Glenda, I have a print in my basement , and I believe the name on it is Frederick D. Ogden, It is a stream with trees in background , with three deer on the banks., Have had this for many years, was given to my husband by a friend.
    Am wondering if this is an original or print, have not taken it out of the frame, but am going to , check to see if there is a number or any other info.

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    • Chris Souza said

      February 19, 2012 at 5:50 pm

      Virginia
      I think I have the same painting. It is of a stream, waterfall on the right. 3 deer are on the bank and it has mountains and clouds. It is signed and in the right hand corner it says: G.P. 6338 Litho in U.S.A. (L)? Co. I was wondering if you had any response to your post?

      Thanks
      Chris

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      • dee bates said

        April 2, 2012 at 9:17 am

        Chris, i have the same picture as you but i dont have any numbers by his name it is not a litho, it is a print i do believe. do you have any clue to the value or any info of what the name of the painting is/ thank you. dee

  10. Robert Castelli said

    December 31, 2011 at 12:42 am

    I have recently been given a Federick D. Ogden framed print that hung in my grandparents living room for years. It is a sea scene with two naval ships transiting. Any info or value on this?

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    • Robert Castelli said

      December 31, 2011 at 1:28 am

      Upon closer inspection, it appears this is a commercial reproduction print with no data on it and that someone has glued, two newspaper cut outs of perfectly scaled in size Naval ships, onto the print! I dont suppose this technique was used by Ogden on his prints… and this may be the work of my one Grandfather who was a WW II Navy veteran. This was Granpa’s MO and the “repairs” (screws and wire) to the frame strengthen my assumptions. Strangely though, the print was passed to me by my other Grandfather, the WW II Army veteran. Both Grandfathers were friends for many years and only lived a few blocks from each other…very plausible to think one passed it to the other. I miss them both, the greatest generation.

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  11. Robert Castelli said

    December 31, 2011 at 1:30 am

    Oh…and the value – Priceless!

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  12. carol perkins said

    January 23, 2012 at 8:48 am

    I have an Odgan framed picture. It is of a scene with snow topped mountains with rushing water down a small falls into a lower green area where four deer are grazing on very green follage. The picture has the name Bow River Falls stamped on the back . I assume that is the name of the place that inspired the painting. I knew the lady that owned the picture. I am very sure she was the only owner. She passed away some twenty years ago but before I give it to her grandaughter I was hopeing to have more information to share..

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  13. catrina.boyd@yahoo.com said

    February 23, 2012 at 12:31 pm

    I have an old FREDERICK D. OGDAN framed picture, with the scene being mountains, something that looks like deers, birds, and greenery all around but have no clue on it. My grandmother was 88years old when she passed so the painting has to be in the time of her mother 1900. catrina.boyd@yahoo.com for any comments ON F.D.OGDAN . THANKS

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  14. molly Gunderson said

    March 4, 2012 at 6:06 pm

    I have an lithograph in USA, GP 3525 written in the left hand corner. Frederick D. Ogden is the signature below. This picture is of a wide expanse of water–sea or ocean?–with the sun breaking through the clouds shining on the water. There is a coastline of boulders and flowers on right side and bottom. Can you give me any information on this particular lithograph? It is framed. Thanks very much.

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    • jennifer fravel said

      April 22, 2012 at 1:57 pm

      i have the same print with gp 3527. do you know the date it was printed and the value? the frame on mine is a very old frame good condition with craved flowers frame is very wide. very nice frame love it

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  15. carmen silva said

    April 3, 2012 at 8:37 pm

    hola tengo un cuadro de Ogdan que deduzco es una litografia,r es un arroyo con una cascada montañas y en una parte verde ciervos.Debe tener mas de 80 años.quisiera sabercunto valdria y donde la puedo ofrecer desde ya muchas gracias Carmen de URUGUAY

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  16. randy said

    April 22, 2012 at 5:19 pm

    we have a snow scene with marking gp 2807. any comments

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